The adventure is that you have to go up until you reach pool number 27 and then return through each of the pools.
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The Zip Lines Adventures adventure park invites you to fly over the green and exuberant mountains of Juana Vicente, over the tropical forest, and the formidable landscapes of Cayo Levantado Island. It has 20 platforms and 10 cables between 85 to 450 meters long and is certified by the Association of Technology for Competition Circuits (ACCT), which regulates all zip lines worldwide.
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Built-in 1973 and restored in 1999, it is available to all Dominicans and tourists, the only cable car in the entire country and the Caribbean, which takes us to the top of the Isabel de Torres mountain where Christ the Redeemer awaits us, welcoming us with open arms.
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Pico Duarte is 3,087 meters above sea level, it is the highest point in the Antilles. It is located in the central mountain range, which is a mountain chain in the center of the country and is located between the municipalities of Constanza, Jarabacoa. As calculated, the Duarte peak is located at the following coordinates: Latitude 19º 01 ‘23.82 North and Longitude 70º 59’ 54.83 West.
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In the country of the Dominican Republic, the age to make a will is 18 years old.
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The Dominican Republic has one of the most advanced telecommunications infrastructures in Latin America, all of which are regulated by state-run INDOTEL (Instituto Dominicano De Telecomunicaciones)
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All-inclusive resorts have just as many super fans as major haters.
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Dentists and specialist doctors are easy to find in the Dominican Republic and you’ll find pharmacies practically everywhere. In case of an emergency, make sure you know the location of your nearest hospital.
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The inter-country infrastructure is well developed with most towns and tourist destinations connected via a large network of roads to the whole country. In the Dominican Republic, you will come across many different types of public transportation such as buses, caro publicos, guaguas, the metro, and motoconchos.
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Being prepared can help you, your family, or your business minimize the impact of the storm. The best way time to start is before the threat is imminent. Here’s what you need to know.
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Expats with families also have much to look forward to when moving to the Dominican Republic.
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Wisely changing the name of the land from Punta Borrachon (‘Drunken Point’), the investors called the land Punta Cana, after the Punta Cana Club, a local hotel. Punta Cana soon began to attract attention from the rest of the world. Dominican fashion designer Oscar de la Renta and international music artist Julio Iglesias were among the famous early guests and investors.
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